News Announced: Mary Poppins Attraction in UK Pavilion

Magenta Panther

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I keep thinking of a Disneyfied version of Diagon Alley.

I've been pushing for a full-fledged Cherry Tree Lane area for some time, complete with Uncle Albert's Tea Room and Admiral Boom's house as a dark ride and so on. Such an area would easily outlast and out-attract any flash-in-the-pan area like Avatarland, no problem. But yeah, it's wishful thinking given the lunkhead in charge of the company right now. :p
 

aladdin2007

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I've been pushing for a full-fledged Cherry Tree Lane area for some time, complete with Uncle Albert's Tea Room and Admiral Boom's house as a dark ride and so on. Such an area would easily outlast and out-attract any flash-in-the-pan area like Avatarland, no problem. But yeah, it's wishful thinking given the lunkhead in charge of the company right now. :p

Could be amazing,,, couldnt agree more with the last line.
 

smile

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What do you mean?

well, less sense, anyways

without judging the merits of returns, i think it's safe to say it's reception has been a mixed bag and, thus far, performance that doesn't generally lead to expenditure

a different mary with different songs - not even just updated, but different - that doesn't appear to be ingratiating itself nearly as well as walt's did.
similar to swge... for many, it'd be toying with expectations, and without the quality/budget of the aforementioned, would be a risk, i feel... if nothing else, more than it could have been

if you're talking about, say, a merry-go-round, sure -
but, how many in this thread, even devout fans of old and new, would book a trip to ride it? (that weren't already coming)

between all that and the travers estate, i'm left thinking there are better ways to spend capex on epcot - for example, i'd bring coco to mexico in a heartbeat before i'd touch this
 

Ripken10

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well, less sense, anyways

without judging the merits of returns, i think it's safe to say it's reception has been a mixed bag and, thus far, performance that doesn't generally lead to expenditure

a different mary with different songs - not even just updated, but different - that doesn't appear to be ingratiating itself nearly as well as walt's did.
similar to swge... for many, it'd be toying with expectations, and without the quality/budget of the aforementioned, would be a risk, i feel... if nothing else, more than it could have been

if you're talking about, say, a merry-go-round, sure -
but, how many in this thread, even devout fans of old and new, would book a trip to ride it? (that weren't already coming)

between all that and the travers estate, i'm left thinking there are better ways to spend capex on epcot - for example, i'd bring coco to mexico in a heartbeat before i'd touch this
Returns is doing a lot better than you think it is. Will easily become the #2 musical of all times per box office. Still has a chance at becoming the highest box office movie to not reach #1 (if it doesn't reach #1 next weekend, but still more likely to become the second most profitable movie to not reach #1). No matter how good the movie was, some were never going to say it was better than the first (that happens with movies with that big of a gap, nostalgia makes the movie better than it ever was).
 

jt04

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Returns is doing a lot better than you think it is. Will easily become the #2 musical of all times per box office. Still has a chance at becoming the highest box office movie to not reach #1 (if it doesn't reach #1 next weekend, but still more likely to become the second most profitable movie to not reach #1). No matter how good the movie was, some were never going to say it was better than the first (that happens with movies with that big of a gap, nostalgia makes the movie better than it ever was).

Plus Julie Andrews. They don't make stars like that anymore.
 

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